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t ~. _ - r 'li ~~~ icITNIBER, 4g (j C.) TIIPATRE ROYAL, DIIIIRV.I.ANF. 'FHB PUBLIC are most . repeetfully -informed ~1 that this I.IIEATRE Wll.l, 011-N THIS PRE NENT E VE;NIN(;, Sept. 17, 1806,„ ;elVaifts will aci e C01:112(1V of THE HOltiEf N1 1 0()N. • Duke, Mr El LIS ; •kol,ii.do. Mr. RUSSELL ; cnuot Mou atbio, '.lr. Ho LLAND ; Barott.il WROU(.Ii I'QN 1. - dolpedo, Mr. •' • Carn,,iiin, Mr Ni 1)4 •;oCKS; Lopez, Mr. DE C . A NIP ; , P ..N LEY ; lithJna, DU CA N kI.L , ) • ; • it; 'Y- ; : p I< ]EttAti.v. llO iy, ..),Ilss DUNCAN. VV h D.-tote c;, the Piece. To which will, be athted, cht; ‘lusical kntertsinanent of ktOSINA. P.w.Jv:ilv. Mr. (~IBIiON ; Bc.lYi.tie, I)“, NUM ; • Will Nlri DA P(N'I ; Rustik., .N• 1 ll_l, ft ; Irishmen, Mr. C, I. Mr. hi SHER; 1t5,51;..;, Mts., Do ts, ,lyre •l<th ; • Pr.oe A; „ i ..A ;) Places for the Boxes to he I,Akeno Mr. Spring, arthe Box- Office, Rusell-5t. , ,.:t. • . • 1 he Doorb tt, h‘: (yelled at i tali past Five, and begin _at Half past S, x On Tuet:day, thd 1 ragedy of Hainkt--Ophelia, by a Young Laciy (r in her first appc-a. any Stage); with the Farce - ot :I'm Irishman in on ;'n. On l'hursday, the ( ohm; of Love in a Village— Hodge, Air. Scr.ven, horn the l'neatre Royal. Edinburgh Oen:4.: his fir4t app , ; , -iraocz.lii Lort.ion) ; %vita the t. ari.,e, of tw C•tiz..n. • lin.Sar.rdai., • he Comedy of T e Country* Girl; with the new Mclo- 1. - 41 - am.l of 1111.1 kasenhL: g. THEATRE-ROYAf., C% , V1.15ij!..(; R'ThN. rin A N MONDAY NEXT ? Sept. 19, 1808 . , will be pQrlorraeLl PIZARRO. •• PERUVIA,S A4li.ba,--Mr. MURRAY; Rona, Mr. K F.MliLli ; • Oroz:inbc, Alr. C FLA 1' NI ; ' • Cora - , Mrs. H. 10111NSTON, • (Her first appearance in that Chara,aer). STANI AR VS. PiZ4rco, Mr., Pt ; Alonzo, Mr . C • K 1 MB L E ; Las easas, 119 r. CRESWELL; • Elvira, Mrs. SI lIDONS. WITH THE. I)ORTRAIT OF CERVAN'I'ES ; Or, THE PU)TTINC:..LOVt.RS. Mutillo ; 1I r. MUNDLN ; Don Carl , is Merida, Mr. JONES ; . Don Gu4,ap, Mr. BRUNTON ;, Scipio, Mr. LAN C ARI) ; , Sancho, Mr. LI S'i t.)N ; • • ather Benito,. Mr. W A DDY ; Lucetta, Mrs_ GI BITS ; Isabella, Miss 13 kisTow. , The Docrs to be opened at Ilalt-past fitre, - and begin'at nalf.p,t,t S. (h i the Comic Opera of The English Fleet in 1342; ,v,ll the Cr.ind Serious PZatUilliiilC c,€ ita)1120114 and " .I "e* , •' The Weeding Nun. • • Syr' t rkday, shakspeart's Historical Play of King Henry the '"ghth; - with the Musical Farce of the Lock and key. _tin accou nt of the great overflow from every part of the Th eatre, on the ntght Shakspeare's Trat;edy. of d cheth will be repeated on 'Monday; September z 6; to thtclt will. be , a tied The Portrait of Cervantes; or, The Plotting ItOVAL HUMANE SOCIE'T'Y. PREVEN TIoN (IF Dv - n-1. CAU Never to be held up by tile feet. 2. Not to be rolled on casks, or other rough usage. 3. Avoid the use of salt in all cases of apparent deaths._ RESTORATION OF LIFE. • What Cove&et do quickly. dad raised. to the nearest convenient house. 2. Strip and dry the body ; clean the month and n - istri.s. 3. L,y the body on a blanket or bed, and to be expOsed to =he sun in summer. is 4. The Society's Process* is to be used for two hours: It an abstirdity to suppose persons irreccAvera:)le, because vita .itty does not soon return. 5 Bleeding or Electricity are only to be used on the attend ance of 4 19 Praditioner. * C rat it ltoust y delivered, the Pocket Companion, on Toes day and "f at No.B, Spitfil , s A quar . e. t o . imis of Lite who were not at ht.• antve orreccivet the Annual Report, tBo6, are requested 3o Lend aline to No. 8 e wpitar-sq. i are. rr 1 N BF AUMONt, Sec. - Nit)N , F.Y. T ESSRS. LUCAS anti Co.beg Leave inform M those to Igary or Perinatit I na', be desirous or borrowing Tempo •, owl SU MS ot . NION ",Y, that they at all ttrnes, and vy . iih out d e l ay, idvance any Sum i:‘,ll irle Hun dred to Twenty.Thous.,l pounth, ;wit ,:pw Jr( s, personal or any then Security; arising from S•• - t-tleinents, Nig ney in the Funds, 01 —ergymens' Livings,' or Freehold, Copy hold, and Leasehold Eseates, On the must fair •ind equitable Terms, and will also condhe.t every Ne i iatiou at much less 44 pence than what is usually incurred in money tratts.icAions. Personal pplications Messrs. Luca:. anti Co. d..4y re ceive at their _house, No. ry, lei inyn-street, t. lames's, and Letters, post-paid, immediately answered. N. 13 Ten years purchase will be given for %yell secured Annuities CRON EBANE COPP Lft ALINES, WICKLOW,' HULA'. D. TO BE S.AD BY AUCTION, - - . By . Mr. -SCOTT, • . . °'l V ednesday,Sepc• 2l t at I:wave o'C lock, at Garraway's, Lum:o i Lots, ,r,,,,,, SHA Ill n, S ' n F our of ONE HUNDRED POUN DS eac h , i n the Incorporated Assiiciate:t Irish 1. ine Company tOr wollting Cronebane and other Mines - in t -h' C qhllty of Wicklow ) , with the Town and Lands of Cronebarte, and all Buildi ngs , u ul Improvements thereon, to, \ Xclher with Inc M ines and all t lie ( , res now raised Liere, -and on the Lands ut 'il,;ruily, aid ail Property vesied therein, W i t h the Lit P-ro tits and Advantages that 111.-IV arise4r,in the sail 4lCitaA., which is now neneficiall) carrying on, t h e 'Works With new shafts, and every thing appertairilg being in tile most pert ICI order, and the probable futu! e eNpencv so trifling as to insure very increased Dividends, winch have trzen from 81. to 1 21 per cent. . • Printed Particul ars inay be had-of I Esq. Du blin, ‘7,l' Mcsz,rs: tVilions, so li c i tors, Glou cester ills ; of M..-4srs. ler. 16 n4, lollies, and Airbutts, suti,:iturs, 8, New Inn ; at Gar raway's, and ut Mr. Scutt, 23, New Brid27e-street, Black tr a r s).l.o,ndon• BEA Lill E Ul, I.V T" greatest Blemish to Be ,Luty i s superfluous 11 41 rs On 'the Face, Neck, and Arins -Ho BERT's POWDER irninediatelf removes thew, is un elegant c,rtiele, perfealy innouent and pleasant to use; p: 45. and 7s. icC Sold by the Proprietor, 23, Russell-sacet, Covent-garden; ~1 6g ge:' 31, hotid- street ; i)avison, 59 , Fleet street ; ; I3a tej, Edinburgh and Glasgow ; i Liver v.)ol.; Gregory, Brigbio., ; sprange, Tunbridge Wells ; li.pnulier' Worthing ; Trewinan, Exeter'; 1-toplcins, H u ll ; Cb , ..iitt, Bath • Cattle, York; Tyinns, Wor cester ; ; • Se.l dCrii helt:nhant ; aucL cYCry."..'llll%. 4 - - ,f 7; tl e L~~ S 'l' D A 1 7 , SEPT- .11.81: a i 7, a 0 US. MISS LJINIWOOD's MORAL TALES_ • . "Lois,t).y ~as punliNned. In Foui elegant Volumes, Small 9:Aavo, price One Guinea, in bo,tcl,, • E - LCEST.ERSE-lIRE TALES. IS. Miss MAIC Y LINWOOD. CEiuted for the Autnores, and sold by Iti..liard Phillips, 6, liri4e-streot, London ; and to be !id of. all Booksellers' .in Town a n al Country. CHF MISTRY, &c. This Day was publasu,d, In One closely printed Volume, Ottxto, the size of Dr. W.tkins's niograpnical Dictionary. with Plates and nu merousTanles, zos, I.) , CTIONARY ot PRACTICAL and THEO • RliTlk. AL Cif ENIls i Rl', with its applic.ition to the Ails at,ii NlaiLtitadar, and to the Expl.diation of rite l'aacii..inena of Natt4re, including throughout the latest Dtseoveii.s, and the present State of Knowledge on those Subjeds PICTUALLING4OFFICE, sevio, .83. r7T - 'l-1E COMAIISSIONERSjor FICTLIAL LING i 1 IIISMAJT.) . TPs .V API' do hereby give Notice, That on Tharrd.g. the 2Z.1 instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in,writing ( sealed up), and treat for the Sale of the Grains that shall be pram :led at.his Majesty's Brewb,use, at Deptford, for 7 w lye Months certaht,frone the 16th October next, and fier , her until three month warning that!! be given. •The Conditions of the Coniraa may be seen, at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be had to a,y Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in word" at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tbrri•sday, the 22d insta.d, nor unless the Person lobo makes the -Teniep , or some Person:on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called To'. Icy WILLIAM NICHOLSON. - - * * l'h,s W o rk rho- Igh formed on the ba is of the Dic. oa • tioty pub:is:lett several ) ears since, by the same Author, ' Qi.irto, is so entthtly lieW Work, the '•rttcles oeihg ettlier considerably ulaiged, or eiiiirdy ru- written, and in every instance adapted to the present im pluved Mate ut Clieinic.:l Science i'ripted far Richard l'intlips, No/6, Bridge—street, anti to pe had of all 13 , el ers. 0: ‘vilorn rn ;)- be bad, just published, Chemistry applicd tu Arts and Mauutactuies, by M. 1. - A, Chaptai, ni 4 v .:s. price 365. in-beards. •TO LOS POR [ABLE CONIPANLON. This Day A,a, published, . In Six eleg iht'Voitmies, (oval illuitrated with co toured Maps, the l'hird Edition , niti •n iinproved-and en larged, price (the Guinea ¢rid a . Half, in boards, or Thirty. six ings, ne„n, HE.,-..gitrnsa TOURIST's, or TRAVEL LER's, CO NIPAN i through E G LAND, WALES, SCOTLifN 0, arid IRE LA ND, Inchnling ac-• curate Descriptions-oi every Part of the United Kingdom : and comprehending the most celebrated \and most interest. , ing Modern Tours through every Part of the BritiSh Islands, particularly those of Pennant, Sullivan, Hassel; Grant, K. • Wyndham, Young, Moritz, Holme,' iorinstin, Shaw, R6bertson, S.t. Fond, Hutchinson, Newte, Skrine, ' • &c. &c, • With.severai Tours, coininunicated to the Editor. lty W/EI,IAM MAV.PI(... LL. D. . Re6tir of Sion...Stield, Vicar ot 'llUrley, &c. &c. • • Printot rut . itichard Phillips, No.. 6, Bi'idge-street ; and sold hr ail Isooloellers, particularly by those on the Great !toads, and at the Waterin_ Of whttin' i - nay be had, The G.:He to all the Wa•....Ting Places for 1801, price 13s. in boards, ot• 14; ' , Auld in red. The Picvire of Lonsluil for 1808, price p, 6d, bound... The f,:pogr,r,d , ical Diefivoary of the U itcd htngdutn,with Forty—six newly—irAwii Maps, price 2,ss. in boards, or 3os. e.010,r-Air "lire Atlas o the United King. orice 12S. half bound. PRP,CEP !OR REVIVEP, • worth of per Mon'tn, 011 SatU.l.l:l)the ISt of . k)c.tober a ill be puolished, Tp be continued on the tiNt thy of every Nlo.ll , ;,,illustrated by numerous _Lingravings, price, One Shilling and Six _ pence, • `HE SCHOOL . MA.GAZINE, ; or, THE HI MON 1 .Y PRECfP rok. every ,I3tanc i t of Knowkdge, intended to corm in its progre,s an universal Librar) tOr the w,e or Young Persons of both Sexes. Every Istimber to be, accompanied with Prize Exercises in CompuSition, and Questions in Ni•atheinatics, and time use ful Sciences, with a view to stimulate the emulation of Young Persons (whether publicly or privately educated) in every, part ut the Empire. The Plizes to consist of Globes, Telescopes, Microscopes, Mathematical instru ments, and vale mble hooks. • C'onclurtetl ny a SOCIETY of C L ERG Y M E-N. The utii ty of the Moir illy Preceptor, whenit was a few years since in course o; publication, occasioned its temporary discontf.inance t., , the s-objed of regret in many hundred Schools atiu Families in Whicii it nad obtained circulation. Tile Conductors, however, pled.. - ed themselves to revive it a., ter a convenient lapse-of trine, and they now present t: einselvis.again to the Puhlic with Unproved and matured Plans, with the same public-spirited intentions which•be fore animated them, and with the advantage of their for mer experience. Prided for Tabart and Co. .the uvenile and School Library, No r;7, 'New Bond- street ; and Sold by Cradock and toy, A ye-Maria-lane, near St. P.oil's ; by Marlin Keene, Dublin; by Walter' Berry, Edinburgh ; and by 'all other Booksellers and S tationers. ' _ N. B. As tiis will be one of very best Books that can be read in Scacols, by the senior Scholars, School-masters or Governesses who take upwards of Twenty-five. Copies, be entitled'to a Copy gratis, and to an allowance of - twenty per cent,• i ( L N )%r ifEAL-1.14. fr has been too frequently the subjea of just and A. general reprobation, that men destituteof the elements of the mediCal art have offereti • themselves.as candidates for public patronagein the protrusion of physic. kor the purpose of doing, jUstice to the result of our studies and experience, and to prevent us from being classed among those empirics whiae iftsprodent oretensions a ,have, untlotunately for ;IN.:why, b-en too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal anti enlightened a faitlifti iestatentent of our - pursuit; and ac. quirements. After having received a regular medical etluca tnni as the pupils of Messrs Grinded and Blieard, .whose lectures and practice we carefully attended, as inolessors and surgeons of the London Hospital ; we entered ourselveS as students in that justly celebrated sel4ool for medical acquire ment, the Royal College of E:finbureh, and were instructed in tile different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice of physic, chemistry, midwitery, botany, &C. &c. by those eminent professors, Drs. Monro, Gregory, Black, Hare:ikon, Dundan and Rutherford. We trust we shall not ha:deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and acqu:‘ernents are not inconsiderable ' Having tor a long series o: vears.made Venereal Complaints, and the various cii-.:eases of ‘Debility, the particular object of our studies and pradice, it will, we hope, 110. allowed that we have acquired supetior know ledge of theirtreatonent and cure. In slight , hul recent cases of infection a "petted re-establishment is completed in the 'short period of two . days ; end in those of the utmost in veteracy, where other praetitioneri have failed of success, a Amino r perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the patent a sate and radical cure. Amidst the meiSnch,ly variety of disorders which are the effects of a habit long ind most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, there are Ilene en we alarming or more distressing than those deficiencit:s and debilities which fre quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such persons it must he a consolation to know that they may now, by 3 new and intallible*moile of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, stud vigor ous constitution. In all cases , ot*debility, front whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal infection, we may. be consulted by patients of either sex with she great est seer eey and honour. Hours of consultation at home from ten to three, and hum 6 in thecyening till, so a' night. l'atients_in the country ate requested to state the particu lars ut their case, age, and general habit allying, &c. &c: in closing a rernittance.tor advice anti medicines, when the same will be given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage of letters he added to the account for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, No. to 7, Hatton-garden. Messrs. Currie and Co. •have Certificates from the above fespecdaule UrofessOrs of Londln and Edinburgh, of the diligence, (hill, and humanity, with which they per formed the ti,ties assigned theta (Wring the time they at. tended 'their LeCturci atilt l'rediee, FICTUALLING;•OI4 , 7CIs, Sept. t 5; 1808. THE - COMMISSIONERS,Pr vicTudLid , NG His Majesty's Naty do .hereby give Ai,tice, That' on 'frid.,g, the 231' Inst, they:will be ready to ricrive Tendets in Ism king (sealed up), aed treat for streb;Quantitics of BLACK SMYRNA, ALEXIA, nr . DENIA "RAISINS, as Og re speaive Dealers therein ,try think prope Jo offer; to be answer able to Samples to be prcduced , witb the Tenders : to be delivered, one half thereof in a froright, and the remainder in a fortnight afterwards, into His . 7 1!..zjesti's Vie7ttalling Stores at Deptford and to be paid for by Bills, payable,* Interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contraa may be .seen at the Secretary's Office. -No regard will be bad to any Tender in Tuhich- the Pike shall not 6e inserted in words at -length, or that rhall not be at-'livered to the Mart! befOre One o'clock oh the said Friday the 23d instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some person on hit belisitf, attends, to answer, when called for. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Sept. 5, 1808. r rHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS (ye HIS MA -A- JEST Y's 'ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that will be received at their Ogee, in Pa/I Mall, on or be fore Wednesday the sth Oaober next, front such Pei ions as may be willing to undertake the performance of the PLAISTERERS' WORK for service pf this Department, for ajeriod 6f ,Tbtee --Years, at the _Allowing Stations, vix. The :Power, "ll Greenwich, Woolwich, P urfieet, raye.iend, and Tilbury. Further Particulars, toe-ether with the Terms a':d•Conditions of the Contrag, may be known upon Application at the Secretary's Office, in 4 ) all Hall aforesaid, any Dar between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where Proposals are to be delivered, sealed up, "ael-1 indorsed," 1 - "ropkiss rot Praisterers' .Vork ;" but no Pro : . peva/ can be adm'tted afier t e said sib Oriober next, at Twelve at noon of the sails,- day neither wi/I any " Tender be no. ticed unless the Party ma4ing it, or an Agent in his behaY, shall attend. By Order of the board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. SIXPENCII• THE LONDON GdZETTE EXTRAGRDIN,Iinr. FR:DAY, SEtTEM43ER 16, 1808. Downing-street, Sept. 16, 1808. A Dispatch, of which the following is a Copy, *al received yesterday evening from Lieutenant-General Sir Hew Dalrymple, commanding his Majesty's TKOops in Portugal, addressed to Lord Viscount Castlereagh, one of his Majesty's Principal Secre , . taries of State, and brought by Captain Dalrymple, Military Secrt-tart' to Sir-Hew Dalrymple. M Y LOaD, Head-Quartors, Cintra, Sept. 3, sE3S. I have the honour to inform your Lordship that I landed in, Portugal, and took the eommand of the Army, on Monday ,the 22d of August, the nett day after the Battle' of Vitniera, and where the Enemy sustained a signal defeat, where the vglour and d:s cinline.of British Troop,s,. and the talents of Officers, were eminent ly.displayed. A few hours a, ter my arrival, General Keller.. maim came in with a Flag of Truce from the French General in 'Chief, - in order ,to propose- an' agree& meat for a Cessati!n of Hostilities, for. the purpose of concluding a Cr,ovention for the- evacuation of Portugal by the French troops. The inclosed 'con tains the several Articles at first agreed upon and sighed by Sir Arthur Wellesley and Geheral mann but 'as this WW; 'done. with a reference to the 'British Admiral, who, when the :agreement wars communicated to him, objee,ted to the 7th Article, which had for its objt!,ei the dispostl of the Ilus , ian . - Flfet in the Taigas, it was tinally.concluded that Li±ut. Cola Murray,' Quarter-Master-Gencraho. the Britisli Army, ancrGenertil Kellerrnann, should pro. ceed to the disscussion of the'rcmaining Articles, awl, finally to 'conclude a Convention for the evacuation of Portugal, subjel to' the ratification of the French General in Chief, and the British Commanders by sea and land. After considerable disscussion and repeated re ference to me, which rendered it necessary for me to avail myself of the limited period latterly pre scribed for the Suspension of Hostilities, in order to !awe the army forwards, .and to pine the se veral columns upon ~the routes by which the , ; were to advance, the Convention was signed, and the Ratification tin-hanged the 20th of last month„ That no 'time might be lost in obtaining.anchor age for the Transports and other Shipping, which bad for some days bc - en c.xposcd to great peril on this dangerous - coast, and to insure' the ei3mmunicaticu between - the 'Army and the Vietualijrs, which wa4 cut off- by the' badness of the weather and the surf upon the shore, I sent orders to the Buffs and 4!:2d regiments; which were on board of Iransports Sir Charles Cotton's Fleet, to laud and take posse,- sion of. the forts on the Tagus, whenever the Ad miral thought it proper to do so. This was accord ingly.carried into execution yesterday Morning,when the Forts of Cascais, St. Julien's, And Bugio, were evacuated by the French Troops, and taken pwses sion of by ours. • As Ilanded in Portugal entirely unacquainted with the aCtual state of the French Army, and many cir cumstances, of a local and incidental nature, which doubtless had great weight in , deciding the question, my own opinion in favour of the expediency of ex pelling the French Army from Portugal by meaus of the convention the late defeat had induced the French General in Chief ‘-"to solicit, instead of doing so by a continuation of hostilities, was principally founded on the great importance of tune, which the season of the year rendered peculiarly valuat)le, and which the Enemy could easily have consumed in the protracted defence of the strong places they. occupied, had Terms of Convention been refused them. • When the Suspension of Arms was agreed upon, the P..ny under the command of Sir John Moore bad not arrived, and doubts were even entertained whether so large a body of men could be landed on an open and a dangerous beach ; and that being ef fe6ted, whether the supply of so large an At my with provisions from the Ships could be. provided for, under all the disadvantages to which the shin ping..., were exposq.„. During the Negotiation, thk: former difficulty w.o.y overcome by the adivit,y, zeal, and intelligence of Captain Malcolm, of the Done gal, and the Officers and Men under his orders, but the possibility of the latter seem-, to hove been at an end nearly at the moment when it was rig longer necessary. Captain Dalrymple, of the 18th DragoOns, my Military Secretary, will have•the honour, of delivvr ing.to your Lordship this Dispatch. He in fortnec[of whatever has been done under my orders, relative, to. the service on which I hive been em ployed,. and can give any explanation thcrtupon that may be ... - equi!ed. I have the Honour to be, &c. (Signed) HEW DALRYMPLE, Lientenant-General. The Right Sion, Lord Viscount Ca'stleryazh., 'TRANSLATION of the ARTICLES for a SUSPEN. SIO,N of ARMS in PORTUGAL. Suspension of Arms agreed upon between Lieut.-General Sir. Arthur Wellesley, Knight of the Uniccol-the Bath, inn one part, and M. Kellermann, General of Diyistort, 6 rand Officer of the Legion of Honour, Commander of the 0 r"cr of the Iron Crown, Grand Cross of the - Bavarian Order of the Lion, on the other part ; both invested with toll powers by the respe6tive Generals a the I reneh and tish Armies, dated Head-quarters of the !knish 4rniy, Aug. 22, 140. Art. I. There shall be from present dafe . a suspension of arms between the forced of his Bri tannic Majesty and those of his Imperial and llov'al Majesty Napoleon I. in order to treziting, fbr . a Con vention for the evacuation.of Portugal by the Firnch army. • 11 t. 11. The Generals in Chief of the two Arm cs, and the Admiral Commander in Chiet of his tannic Majesty's Fteet off the mouth of the T. u ,, shall fit upori, a day whereon to meet cu :11k:'n vos44 CHING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES. WORMS are the most frequent sources of Chil dren's Diseases. Their symptoms every Parent and Guardian of Children should be acquainted with. They oc casion Loss of Appetite, ,a PaleneSs of the Colour of- the Face, Emaciation, and irregular state of thePowels; attend. ed after with violent-pains ; they bring on Convulsions ; they affect the growth of the Body, and they prove fatal, by end ing in a Consumption or Decay, Both as a Preventative and Cure of these alarMing Complaints, the above excellent Me dicine is universally allowed, on the testimonYot the higheSt Charaders in this Country, both in rank and respedability, to have no equal. • - Their public approbation, given to the Proprietor, from a personal knowlenge.of.its ‘vondertul sue - cess in their own.rumilies. stamp its merit beyond competi tion, and gives a sanction to it, of which no other, Medicine of the kind can boast. Parents, and othe'rs whp have the Care of Children, should have this• Remedy as a Fanuly Me dicine to resort to, whenever the Stomach or ilOwels of Chil dren ate any way disordered, which it will always be found to relieve. Sold, wholes lie and retail, at Ching and Butler's. No. 4, Che .pside, Lonsion and tetail by most Country Venders, in Boxes,at 2s. cj 1. and Ss. 6d. each. THE REV. MR. BARCLAY's PATENT ANTIBILL. GUS PILLS. 1. T was a remark of the celebrated D r . B uc h an, Aitthur of the Domestic Wdicine, •that complaints of the Stomach and Bowals are the prevailing Malady of this Country, which lay the foundation of the more tore idable atathtal Diseases; that the pers(ii who could discover for the relict and cure a safe and infallible remedy would per. form a mist important service to society. That - discovery h a s now been made. in the Patent Antibilious Pills of the Rev. William Barclay, the • extensive sale of which, and the high estimation in which they are deservedly held , has considerably lessened the number of these complaints; and bids fair, in a short time, to be 'the means of entirely eradi cating them. These Piils have a quick and safe operation, they act powerfully and. specifically. on the Bil e , an d t h us remove the numerous ithiConiers conneCted with it; Sick Head-Aches, Flatulence, Liver .- :oitiplairds, Jaundice, Ner e vans Disorders from &c. They are the most valuable Family Medichie hitherto otnred to the Public, and the Proprietor is supported by the most respedable evidence of tile first characters of the Nobility and others, that they have never been administered to any person without giving certain arid speedy relief; and in the end completing a Cure. "Phis valuable Medicine, having been used with success, is recomMended by the tollnwing distinguished Personages : The Right I-lon. Viscount Dillon. The Lord Bi.shop of Bath and Wells. ' Sir john. licipey wood, Barr. M. for HOniton. Sir,Stephen Lushingtun Bart. M.P. tor Penyn. Thomas Anson,. Esq. Ni.P. for Litchfield. )times A myatt, Esq. M.P. tOr.tiouthainpton. Q.alv. 4 rr, Esq. M.P. for Hertterd. .Edinuu , Boehm, Esq. New-strt-er,.SPring Gardens. Thomas llatninersley, Esq. Pali-Mill. G. I , V. Dickes, .Esq. Private Secretary to the Archbishop of DiinoCk, Librarian to the A rc hbi s h op. TheCa n t i 4r Cecil Foreitcr, Esq.. ,M. l'. kir WenlOck. Sold n , l)oleale. and retail bl'Mr. BUtler, No. q, Cheapside; and retail .byMr..Kirby, Statlbrd-street, . 0 1cllsond-sueet ; Mr. r Stratton', Leicester-square; Bacon and Co. rco, Ox ford-street and by all respectable Venders in Town and Country. , A Caution.—Observe the name of William Barclay is en. graved on the Stamp, which is affixed 'on the outside wrap per of each box not so st'inped me a dangerous inn. tatir,n. rice 51. 6cl. and 165.. pei . bqx,, with ample iirediops. 1 • 4 ,1 • :z,l'\‘‘k;CliPt..../110f.'1'..??,7- ei'•"4/4.%-z . '• -- • ' ■ • • ;;;•• , / , . 7 k T ..L '.